The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-02-24
ATTENTION is called to the card of DIR.

neighborhood of 80 years. The hobs, if
deity guided, go clear to the river at
times.
THE parties charged with the brutal
assault on Stewart offered his widow g
sum of money if she would agree not to
prosecute them; but she Indignantly re-
fused.
HrNRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
AT the New York store: 80 extra fine
worsted and cashmere suits including a
| 3 hat, 81 white shirt, suspenders and
collars, worth in all $780, only S845 for
| the whole outfit.
| UNDER SHERIFF KRUGER arrested one
of the fellows charged with the assault
on otewert, upon peace warrant. He
vas discharged as nothing could be
! proved against him.
grain on the 22nd were unable to get
money because the banks were closed and
many of them thought it a scheme to beat
| them out of their grain.
THE reception at the Williams House
on Friday evening of last week was a
most pleasant social event. A large
number of guests were present and were
right royalty entertained.
ATTENTION is called to the infold in
| this issue. Mr.. Carl Zander has purchas-
ed the factory of Greve & Falge and
makes an announcement in reference co
what he is prepared to do.
AT the New York store: We sell 50
black or brown worsted suits, including
81 hat, a 81 white shirt, fine tie, box
of collars and pair of suspenders, worth
in all So, only $500 for all.
Mr.. w. MEAD HANSON and Miss Nellie
Gleason were married in Chicago on
Monday of this week. Both parties were
at one time residents OF this city. They
will reside in Ogden, Utah.
AN east bound freight train on the Nil.
L. S. 4 W. was derailed near Hortonville
on Saturday last. The accident was
caused by broken rail. Eight cars left
| the track. No one was hurt.
The Chiffon Times suggests that Door
and Kewaunee counties seek railroad
connection with Fond du Lac, the line
to run through Brillion and some Of the
northern towns of this county
A LITTLE brother of John Chloupek
| swallowed poison by mistake on Friday
last. 1t was of most virulent kind, but
fortunately his mother gave him an eme-
tic at once and thus saved his life.
THOMAS O'HARA of Berrien Springs,
Michigan, former Manitowoc boy, has
been urged to accept the nomination for
| circuit Judge of the circuit in which he
| lives, but in an open letter declines the
| honor.
| A MISTAKE was made in last week s
issue in saying that Captain Sniffin would
! take.c charge of the schooner Imperial
Captain Peter Christensen is the person
whose name should have been mentioned
in that connection.
TUESDAY morning Sheriff Bolen left for
! the Oshkosh Asylum, having in charge
Mrs. Thomas Mahon of Liberty and Mrs
Gottlieb PaUtz of this city. The latter
is quite violent and left her husbands
! house in d wrecked condition.
Mrs. JOHN BEACH died on Tuesday
| last after a long sickness She was
brought to this city from Omaha some
weeks ago, but the change resulted in no
good. She was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Hamilton of this city.
! CHARLES HALL of the town of Manito-
voc has the reputation of keeping first
class beef cattle. A couple of butchers
from Sheboygan Falls on Sunday last
purchased from him % head Of three
| year old cattle and drove them through
on Monday.
A FARMER in Calumet county has been
| losing number of cattle and horses since
last June. Lately the State Veterinarian
visited the farm with a view to determine
the character of the disease. He pro-
nounced it u disease induced by warm
and dry weather.
ORE vessels will make fortune next
season should present freights continue
From Ashland to Cleveland $500 per ton
for the season are offered. Some have
accepted, while others are holding off for
better rates. From Marquette S1.65 for
the season Is the prevailing rate.
Do YOU know how much better your
Rag Carpet would look if some of our
colored wooden yarn was used in the fill
| ing? When next you make a carpet let
your weaver put some in. Price only 40
cents pound. all carpet colors.
) SCHUETTE Bros.
NJ. c. HANEY of Kewaunee has intro
! duced bill in the assembly appropria-
ting $4,000 to man named Wilson who
served 20 years in the state penitentiary
for the murder of a man. It was learned
after Wilson had been incarcerated that
length of time, that he was innocent, and
was pardoned.
IT Will cost You only l cent to get a
free price list of Phoenix & Sons nursery
at Delevan, Wis. II those wishing hardy
trees will join in sending there and order
ing at wholesale, it will doubtless save
dollars in first cost and much disappoint-
ment and loss afterwards from tender
unreliable stock. See advertisements
THE stock which the railroad company
gave the city of Appleton in exchange for
its bonds has value, and tie business
men of that place advise its sale. and that